Professor Yuzhuo Cai from the Department of Education Policy and Leadership and the Global Research Institute for Finnish, European and Global South Education (GRIFE), The Education University of Hong Kong, has published a new open-access article entitled “Navigating Risks in University Research: Integrating Triple-helix and Institutional Logics Perspectives” in European Review, published by Cambridge University Press. The article examines how universities can navigate risks arising from increasingly complex research collaborations involving academia, industry and government. By integrating Triple-helix and institutional logics perspectives, the study explains how professional, market and state logics generate risks at individual, organisational and system levels, and how hybrid governance arrangements can help mitigate them. The article advances a cross-level risk analysis and proposes a triple-temporal mitigation framework linking short-term relational routines, mid-term interface infrastructures and long-term institutional and policy change. It contributes to debates on university research governance, responsible research and innovation, open science, boundary organisations and collaborative innovation systems. The publication demonstrates EPL’s continuing contribution to international scholarship on higher education, innovation governance and university–society relations.